Sentence examples for fundamentally made from inspiring English sources

Microcontrollers are designed according to accepted electronic and computer principles and are fundamentally made up of microprocessor core, memory, and peripherals.

Yet at the core was an idea, a product, which fundamentally made sense then and – given you're reading these words five years on – makes sense now.

"Yet," he wrote, "at the core was an idea, a product, which fundamentally made sense then and – given you're reading these words five years on – makes sense now".

I realised then I was following the wrong path". "I considered a variety of things but wanted to do something that fundamentally made a difference.

Products that aren't fundamentally made up of ones and zeros — vinyl records, for instance, which have a habit of turning casual fans into collectors — have proved a salvation for many retailers.

The continental European perception, which has so outraged British Eurosceptics, that this crisis has been fundamentally made in America, and constitutes the comprehensive defeat of the highly leveraged Anglo-Saxon banking model, remains entirely valid.

He says the changes would fundamentally make "Mad Men" a "different show".

When you strip away the fancy jargon, a successful business fundamentally makes more money than it spends.

So that makes you hit the cutoff man, move the runner over and do the things that fundamentally make the ball club win.

Arguments rage not just about what fundamentally makes a cricket ball swing, but also why it might for some and on some grounds, but not others.

Of course it's not as simple as that, but the lines are blurred: authors of fiction are, fundamentally, making stuff up.